The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-29
piled up errors In such a manner "a to
break his heart and that he had thrown
down the ball and refused 10 fiteh. 3,

break his heart and that he had thrown
down the ball and refused 10 ,fiteh.
1t was this report that reused tho boys.
Some were In favor Of sending Sullivan u
diRpatch complimenting him on his nerve,
and another 10 Nicholson advislng hin
not 10 fine the Bay State boy, Oshers
auggeated telegIaphing to ,Kimbor adyis.
ing him not 10 20 in tho box, for io.day'a
game, theif idea being to make Dunn
pitch all the remaining games. A. purse
Of $50 was quickly raised Tor Sullivan aud
would haye been forwarded to him this
morning had not the specialo 10 the news.
papers told different Btory. From them
1t appeared that II was q sprained foot that
retired Sullivan, and that the errors we're
made by the other side---his side, suppos.
Ing that there are two factions In the club,
as has been charged. 3 The fact still 70.
mains, as shown by the scores, that In
nearly all the games played on this trip
the work OF the team % q whole has been
rank. There are only ono or two players
who have played good ball all alonv.
Mallory, the pitcher, who was reessed
few days since, ig home and wac report
cd as saying yesterday that the club had
played but one game while on this trip
that 1t could not havu won, most Of them
easily, excepting tho one at GAINESVILLE, In
which he pitched against Gumbsrt. He
wRs also reported to hava expressed q
willingness to bot that the only game that
would be won al Akron would be the one
Dunn pitched. He could no. BIO found to
verify these reports. lT}'g
The general conclusion arrived at bore
10 that something Ia radically wrong, and
that 1t should be remedied at once. The
people are hot and ready to believe any
story about tho alleged internal disaen.
slons IN the team.
EIGHT ERRORS IN ONE INNING
Enables Akron to Win au Unexpected Vic.
al. y, tory. X, 2, III, s,g, 4
Special Dispatch to the Laielligeaee,. q
AKRON, O., July 2s.-The game belonged
to Wheeling to-day until in the eighth
inning, when 1t was lost through d ssriea
Of tho worst errors ever seen upon these
grounds. The eight errors In this single
inning were made by Nicholson, four, Bell
three and Sullivan one. Akron played List.
lessly up to this point, when they began
to do fine work, and piled up six runs,
winning the game. In the last hall OF the
eighth Sullivan, in stealing second, turned
his ankle, Hpraining 1t badly. Crogsn was
then put into the box and Westlske went
into the field. Sullivan pitched fine
game, two Of the eight base hits being
made of Crogan, who good-naturedly bore
tho guying Of the crowd Allen, kalsma.
zoos centre-felder, just released and
signed by Akron, did. 6no work in the
field.
sullivsn's injuries arc not SO severe but
what he will be al right again for mex!
week's games. Stencils work WAS not at
all satisfactory, except his throwing to
second, which was fine. Irwin was hi,
hard, and did no work until in the eighth,
when he pitched in fine form. The
slaughter to-day WAS entirely unnecessary
and was a greater surprise to the home
club than to the visitors. Score: